Good tools?
#3
RE: Good tools?
+1 for craftsman. I have tons of their stuff, a lot of my craftsman stuff was my grandfathers from before I was born. LOL
I also have lots of Snap-On. If you have the cash, I say go Snap-On, but on a budget Craftsman FTMFW!!!!
I also have lots of Snap-On. If you have the cash, I say go Snap-On, but on a budget Craftsman FTMFW!!!!
#4
RE: Good tools?
Wait for a sale on the Craftsmans, they used to regularly put the socket sets and other common tools on sale for about half the regular price. Also you could check local pawn shops as good tools sometimes can be found there (You hope it was just a retired mechanic who went broke, and not that they're stolen). But know what they're worth first.
#6
#8
RE: Good tools?
Look, tools are not one of the things that you can get "the cheap ones". You are putting a lot of pressure and force on your tools when you are using them, and if they fail you are talking broken fingers, a trip to the ER for stitches, or some other bad thing. And I know for a fact that the AutoZone tolls SUCK!!! My friend cheaped out and bought a set. It only took him a few hours to strip out the sockets. So just go sell some plasma or or something and get the good ones.
#10
RE: Good tools?
I ended up getting a craftsman socket set and a gearwrench racheting wrench set at sears. I got the gearwrenches because they were half the price as the craftsman, I really didnt want to buy them but they have a lifetime warrenty.